PDRN Pink Collagen Capsule Cream.

"There's just not enough moisture here, not a lot of richness, not a lot of occlusivity either, so it's really not appropriate for people struggling with dryness. But I think especially if you're looking for an all-in-one type of cream, and when I say all-in-one, yes, I mean the hydration and moisture, but I also mean that 5% niacinamide. That triple whammy of benefits. You want your moisturizer to do the most, you want it to brighten up your skin, and you can get a lot of benefit from one product right here just with that niacinamide. Or if you have multiple needs from your moisturizer, maybe something lighter for the day and something more moisturizing at night, you might be able to get all of those needs in one jar. Might save you some money."

"The texture is actually more protective than just a straight up gel moisturizer would be. I really have been enjoying this one. In the warmer weather, when it's hot, when it's humid, when my skin demands lots of refreshing hydration and plumpness and I don't need as much occlusivity, this is going to do really, really nicely. I do notice a little bit more of that moist, dewy, glass skin kind of finish. This is honestly the finish I was kind of expecting. This is the look that a lot of folks have when they take off hydrogel masks. I don't usually get that, but this is actually giving a lot of that glow that I like. Sometimes this finish can be quite tacky and sticky, and I will admit there is a little bit, but it's not that much. The more that it absorbs into my skin, the more that starts to go down. As I've been testing this out, I haven't been finding that to be too sticky, at least not for much longer than like three minutes or so. But I do like the glow that this gives."

"They gave us this Medicube PDRN pink collagen capsule cream, y'all. PDRN if you have not heard my PDRN rant, it is a scam. PDRN is not it. No, it's just it's just so unfeasible to think that that would ever work in skincare. The hero ingredient in this is 5% niacinamide. I'm telling you, the B vitamin that single-handedly is carrying the skincare industry."

"This was gifted to me at the Amazon creator summit, and it is from Medicube. Their PDRN Pink Collagen Capsule Cream. PDRN in skincare is a complete scam. Small fragments of DNA that we're going to put on our face and they're going to be super stable -- the biochemistry makes absolute zero sense. PDRN, growth factors, all these molecular-biology-specific compounds, they're not doing much, maybe moisturizing the skin. At the end of the day though, I did actually end up liking this product, because it's a 5% niacinamide gel cream. It kind of has the consistency of ultrasound jelly. It's very hydrating and it's a nice moisturizer. I used it at night on my face and neck for about one or two weeks, and then I decided to also use it on the rest of my body -- which is how I went through it so fast. The fun thing about the formula is it has these little blobs within it -- a thicker opaque cream dispersed amongst a clear, colorless gel. I think a tween or a teen would really enjoy that."